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50 Times People Put Time And Effort Into Renovating Their Homes Themselves And Achieved Amazing Results
Our home is our sanctuary—the place where we spend much of our time and unwind from the outside world. It’s only natural to want to love what we’re surrounded by and to create the kind of atmosphere that feels right.
Bringing those ideas to life can be expensive, but some determined people choose to take it into their own hands. In the DIYUK community on Reddit, British DIYers proudly share their most impressive before-and-after projects. Scroll down to see their transformations and maybe find some inspiration for your own home.
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Freshened Up The Stairs In My Ex Council Hose. :) First Time Home Owner
My Dad Went With A Creative Approach To Covering A Gap In His Skirting Board Where A Radiator Was Removed
Under Stairs Storage
I Made A Built In Bed For My Daughter
4 Day Weekend So Finally Got Around To Improving The Wc
Bought A New Gaff And Thought I’d Spruce Up The Floors A Bit
Found These Victorian Tiles Under Our Carpet!
I Made A Gate!
Hallway And Living Room Glow Up!
Before And After
Budget Bathroom Renovation Complete
Pebbledash Removal
How It Started vs. How It's Going!
Solar Log Store
I Was Thinking Of Replacing My Front Door But Ended Up Painting It For Just £30 Instead
Just Some Shelves, But Quite Proud Of The Result
Self Build Garden Room/Office
4 Months Later, Its Almost Finished
Ruined Potting Shed To Garden Hideaway
Success! My Wife Didn't Believe I Could, But I Did
One Of Our Lockdown 1 Projects. Convert The Useless Corner Under The Stairs Into A Shoe Drawer!
Gave The Kitchen A New Face-Lift. Only Took About £250 And A Weekend. Feeling Chuffed
The Dreaded Hall/Stairs/Landing Project That's Been On The Cards For 5 Years
DIY Home Office Garage Conversion
Took Me 3 Months To Complete The Bathroom
Not A Trades Person, But I Had A Go At Building A Faux Chimney, I Think It Looks Alright. First Real Project I've Taken On Like This
Budget IKEA Fitted Wardrobes
First Attempt
Before And After
Bedroom Makeover. Don't Look Too Closely!
1 Year Of Ownership
I Began To Think I’d Never Get It Back To A Usable State!
Guys. It’s Habitable!!! I Did It!!
So I Finally Finished My Project I Am So Bloody Happy. It's Not Perfect In A Few Places But I Did It Myself (Mostly) Thanks To This Sub. More Info In The Decription
Driveway
Update: I Know Some People Were Keen To See The Result Of My Tiler’s £400 Quote
Stairwells And Stair Runners, You Say? Had My Protractor Out For This One
Can’t Afford A New Kitchen Yet So Painted The Cabinets
Novice Bathroom Glow Up
Well I’m Pretty Happy With The Outcome! For A Bricky!
Finished Bathroom Renovation (Update From 4 Months Ago!)
Built-In Wardrobes
Budget Kitchen Refresh, £106 On Mdf And Paint
Victorian Door Repair
Cupboard To Small Shower Room. DIY
Roof Terrace Refurb
New Windows
Front Room Renovation
Before And After Of Fitting My Own Kitchen
Painted Kitchen Cupboards. What Should I Do With Tiles?
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